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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

Our neighbor, the Daily, poses as
the champion of Cheap Johnism, in
its issue of the 21st, and strives to
leave the impression that TEE SEN
rINEL was prompted to reproduce
from the Salisbury Watchman para
graph derogatory to the Cheap Johns,
of Winston, because no Cheap John
house advertises in our columns. Not
stopping to enquire if this is the
manner in which our esteemed aft
ernoon contemporary formulates its
policy, we desire to remark that THE
SENTINEL is above such littleness
which may be cited as another speci-
men of Cheap Johnism. The alb
sence from our columns Of ad-
vertisements Of Cheap John house:
is doubtless due to the fact that THE
SENTINEL is not Cheap John paper,
and its prices for space probably dc
not Conform to the accustomed stand
ard. The Daily's use of the word "dis-
courteous" is in very poor taste, con-
steering that through the courtesy OF
HE SENTINEL, portions of the Rail
road article, in type, adorned the
Daily's front page.
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THE REASON WHY.

s9r goa receive Mis copy Of The
Weekly Sentinel aoithout havissg order
ed 1T, you aviU understand that your
name has been 9iue,, as as q avide-a,oake
representative citizen Of your section
oho aooatld be likely to aid aoorthy
newspaper IN reaching the intelligent
readers OF has county, and of the entire
State.
We ask at your hands careful IN
pectioae Of the paper, and auhen yoat
haze done 50, hand this copy to your
meighber and then see !: you can't get
as up club of Subscribers IN yostr
nei9hborhood.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

a GENTLEMAN met the editor on
the street Monday morning and said,
To give the awakened boom addition
al momentum, two enterprises ought
to be set on foot in the Twin City at
once. The first is, we should form a
Land and Improvement Company,
with a buildingand loan feature; guard
against unnecessary elevation of real
estate values; invite new corners; offer
inducements to new enterprises; build
a line or lines of street railway, and
thereby enhance the value of suburban
property, and, in word, be on the al
ert to protect and advance the welfare
of Winston Salem. The other enter
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

The New Orleans Daily Picayu,ae
which recently concentrated its
fftieth anniversary, was founded by
FRANCIS AsHBURY LUMsDEN, OF
North Carolina. He was a skilled
typographer, and a man Of fine bust
ness capacity, pushing and energetic.
MIR. LUMsDEN served several terms in
the State Legislature, and held a mum
Der of other Offices of honor and trust.
His fate was sad one. While trav
cling North with his family in the
summer of 1860, he embarked on a
lake steamer with his wife, son and
daughter. On the passage to Buffalo, it
collided with lumber schooner and
went down. OF the 435 passengers
aboard only one fifth were saved,
among the lost were Mr. LUMsDEH
and his entire family.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

prise,is the organization of stock COM
pany having in view the publication
of frst-class, really creditable daily
newspaper" The gentleman, referred
to, said he would be one to subscribe
for stock III each concern, and more
than that would take an interest in any
new project he felt convinced would
benefit our community. That s the
way to talk!
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

CONTRAST, if you please, reader,
the prosperous and promising condi-
ton of to-day, under the auspices of
Democ- attic administration, with the
condition and prospects of the South
Of the carpet-bagger period of robbery
and wrong under Republican admin
istration. 1t is a pleasing and in
structive contrast The people of the
South were just as ready on the first
year after the war to begin the new
career upon which they have just no
entered, as they are to-day.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

only be effected by a change of the
political complexion of the Assembly,
the permanent character of the ar
rangement will be understood with
out further explanation. And this is
the party that is believing over the
country for "free ballot and fair
count-the party that has virtually
disfranchised the Democracy of New
York;
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

IF there were now no Democ ratio
party in the North powerful enough
to assure the people of the South
against a fresh invasion of their rights
by the Republican zealots of the coun-
try, who hate them because they are
the unfaltering political allies of the
Democracy, and because they stand
between the Republican party and
the power it so fiercely covets-if it
were not, we say, for the assurance of
Democratic protection against injus-
tice to this people at the hands of
said Republican zealots, the present
contention with Canada might be
made to assume very serious aspect.
1t is, in short, dut to the enlightened
conservatism of the Democratic party
that the people OF this country are to-
day unit of power against foreign
foe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

e. o. THOMPSON. Druggist, pages.
WROUGHT IRON RANGE Co, page 1.
HALLETT Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,.
BLoOD BALM Co B. B. B.--pa@e ..
WESTERN TOBACCO JOCRNAL--pa@e
7. w. BALDRIDGE & Co., Saws. page 8.
CHERISH, SESsEMAS & CO.--Salem, pa-e >.
HARTER'S IRON TONIC--Loca Notice -puge ..
LA. STATE LOTTERY Local Notice--page 3.
ROYAL BAKING POwDER-Local Notice page
II. r. Horne. CAROLYN, Baking Powder
page d.
DR. j. g. AVER x Co.,--Local Notices
page 5.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULAToB-Local Notice
page ;.
page ,.
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LADIES READ THIS.

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lar and fifty cents for years sub
scription to The SENTINEL during
the next week, we will send the House
keeper one year. The Housekeeper,
the price of which is one dollar per
year, is one of the best household pa
pers published.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

SEVERAL typographical errors ap-
peared in our recent sketch of Cong
ressman elect Simmons, which we
greatly regret. 1t spoke of his being
Al years of age, when running against
Jacob F. Scott of Jones county. 1t
should have read 81.
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gEE Southern Roman WHO HAVE
FINDING THIS NOTICE MARKED, ARE
POLITELY REQUESTED TO MAKE US
SCRIPTION
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Get five of your neighbors, not now
on our list, to subscribe, each for one
year, to THE SENTINEL, and we will
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g~ 1drsrtjseo,entS discontinued before the
time contracted for has expired, charged tran
STEM rates for time actually published.
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Ne advertisements to be inserted euery
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charged 10 percent ertro.
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Advertisements must send in copy not later than
Monday noon to insure change.
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THE DAILY STAR.

The DAILY ErAR contains all the news of the day in
an attractive form. Its special correspondence by
cable from London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna and Dublin
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At Washington, Albany and other news centers, the
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as- Reading notices inserted at the rates Of
10 cts line for EACH INSERTION. No notice
counted less than three lines, for aohich 25 cts is
MT inserted We can not open account for
5his size advertisement. To permanent adUe7--
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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

We, the undersigned citizens of
the different counties mentioned be-
low, have each purchased "HoME
COMFORT" Wrought Iron Cooking
Ranges of the Wrought Iron Range
Co., of ST. Louis, Mo-, who have
established headquarters for
branch of their business at Durham.
N. c., for the purpose of canvassing
this section of country by means of
wagonc. Our transactions with
them have been pleasant and salts
factory, and we find them to be
prompt and reliable business men,
who have dealings with the best
people only where they go. We
have been using one of their famous
" Home Comfort Ranges suffici-
ent length of time to proclaim for
them more merit than anything of
the kind that we have ever seen or
used. They possess all of the re-
quisites of good durable cooking
apparatus, and we can safely say
as to good baking qualities and
economy of fuel they will prove
perfectly satisfactory to the most
skeptical.
In conclusion we will say to the
citizens of other sections who may
have an opportunity to purchase,
that we would not take twice the
price paid and use the Cast Iron
Stove again, as we think Ranges
better and more economical to use
in every respect.
Very r eSprrtf,lIy
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24
Winston T0bacco Market. :.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Breaks are very urge. Prices remain fair
for all good and desirable to5ae,,os, while the
common, frosted and non.iescri,,t sorts sell low
We quote
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24
PRODUCE MARKE
Corrected by Hinshaw e Hrdearis, Wholesale
ami RetaH Merchdntx

BUYING PRICES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
Senator Hale at the Boston Merchants
Banquet, Dec. 30. 1886.

The worthy representative of Maine,
Senator Eugene Hale, was one of the speak
ers and received a cordial greeting. From
the first to the close he held the attention OF
the company by the strong and deeply EARN
est presentation Of the necessit, Of national
offences and the dangers of cur ports from
the inadequacy Of the protection against
foreign powers. Notwithstanding the solid
character of his subject the COMPANY re-
ceived marked pl-as re from the grace and
force Of dction, and especially the thorough
earnestness of the speaker.
That's one Of the best >neeches I've
heard in Boston," said Senator Hear. as he
grasped The hands of the speaker IN hearth
est congratulations
Senator Hale said Sitting here tonight.
as Charles Sprague said. so happily quoted
by my friend the District Attorney, encir-
cled with al! that exalts and emheiishes
civilized life, | can, without going ont Of
doors, climb to the top of this spacious ed
fee and look out upon place where the
French man -of-war Devastation, with ner
Aston guns, or the Formidable, with her
75-ton guns. could lie and exact a ransom
Of two hundred millions of dollars from The
merchants and the property Of Boston. In
thiriy-sx hours second class Spanish
naval vessel, steaming out of Havana.
would penetrate TO the center of the State
so ably Represented by the Senator from
Alabama. and lay that region under contr
button or DESTROY ii. The little power e
Chill and the warlike reople of South
America nave war ships that could steam
unmolested up the Pacific coast, anchor off
San Francisco and DESTROY it or dictate lis
own terms, and scarce any man could lisp
Of the danger that might menace the
American people in all these near and vital
possibilities.
We have had some trouble on our Eastern
frontiers in the last wear. and the hearts ot
many men IN New England, in Massachu-
setts. and Maine burn To dav with righteous
Indignation because Of the Treatment Of onr
citizens IN Canadian provincial waters, and
have good reason to beiieve. Mr.. President.
from certain Investigations that have been
made or attempted TO have been made al
the seat of government Of our prov InclaI
neighb0rs, that when the next season comes
tNery American citizen who goes into thee
Canadian waters. every Mass tchuSellS OF
Maze fisherman mo does not make him
self thoroughly Informed IT the law- Of tn"
Canadian Provinces and their r,gul atoms
touching customs and port charges and do
ties. and does not observe those Law, IN Ihr
>.i. J; hat they may choose to interpret aud
execute them, viii be beaten and bufet-d
aud mairreattd worse than he has been in
the last year have no htliefthat tie Ga
madam authorities backed as they NAV he
to an, extent hv the British Government.
the Administration Of the Home Govern
/ IL
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Important Announcement.

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most encouraging measure OF present
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ed that the AMERICAN has reached that
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when it can afford henccforward
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Review.

The funeral of Gen. Logan occurred
Friday, IN the Senate Chamber. The re-
mains we're temporarily entomhed at Wash
ington, and removed to South Park,
Chicago, for final burial, hard by a spot TO
be called Logan Boulevard. Among the
pail bearers were Gen. Simon Cameron,
Roscoe Conking. Robert Lincoln. Gen.
Sherman. Gen. Villas. Gen. Black, Gen.
Fairchld and Col. Fred Grant. The Grand
Army propose TO LIT the mortgage on Gen.
Logan's homestead and a purse Of go, 900
has also been nearly subscribed by the pub
lie, for The widow. Mrs. Iogan's share If
the copyright of the Generals book will he
about $50 900, and the book will continue
to have large sale. Gen. Iogsn's remains
Law in safe in the Senate Chamber from
Thursday noon to FRIDAY noon Rev. DIR,
Newman. assisted hy the cheplains Of Con-
gress and others. conducted the funeral SIR
vice. The funeral procession on Friday was
a memorable pageant Congress will un
doubedly vote a pension :" Mrs. Logan.
Chicago proposes to give 100000 to Mrs.
Logan and has raised $4,000.
If It he true. as reported in a tAl"gram
from Ottawa. that thu British government
las approved the Canadian act of last sum
mer en,iug Ia American fishing vessels the
privilege Of entering any Canadian port eX-
cept for purposes Of shelter, repairs, Obtain
ing water and purchasing wood. and an
horl2lng the search Of any of our FISHING
vessels that ar found in Canadian waters.-
then the approval ma, be regarded a
practical decision Of England that the Brit
Ish government will support the Canadian
position that American fishing vessels can
no, enter Canadian uorlS to purchase sup
plies, OF to ship i>h il bond. or for an, pur-
pose Excerpt the four named in ihe Canadian
act i this he the tinnl act of Great Britain
hen IT becomes our government 10 take de-
clsjSt nj assures to prevent the success OF
such an urust aud unw1rrantahe attempt
to destro, the business Of American fishing
vessels Canada and Great Britain pracii-
c4lv say that American vessels engaged in
fishing III deep water shall not have thr
privileges conceded by every other civilized
nation, of purchasing supplies in Canadian
port-the object being To break up the leglt-
innate business If American fishermen. Oar
government should at once give necessary
protection TO our fishing interests thus
threatened. b, placing dat, on imported
h fish AMI iou' lug tie duty On cured
FISH. With his ptolec'iun against Canadian
fishermen who ar given h,unlIes u, the
Canadian government. American vessels can
continue to successfully pursue their hazard
Gus calling without using Canadian ports
A. the nation relies upon our fshlrg fleet
for seamen to MAJ our cruisers in tn,r of
war. such prottc-lnu of our fishing interests
is Of the utm I,i Importance. -Le'cis'"H
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SteHben.
During the past fortnight the reaper
Death, has taken from among US two of
those most loved and esteemed. Mrs David
Ray. died on the 22d ult., and Mrs. Charles
Haskell on the 2Srh. They were taken
right out from their busy. useful life. Two
homes are left without mother, but to the
sorrowng ones The life beyond will seem
more real and lovely nov.
The High school begins to-day, taught by
Charles Wood. Everybody is glad to have
Mr.. Wood here again, his teaching in this
place has been very successful.
Mr.. Geo. Gay, whose mind is partially de-
ranged, wandered into the woods few
DAYS ago, and when found was several miles
from home. He seems in excellent spirits
and greatly to enjoy these little outings all
by himself
Jan. 3.
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OF those who were drowned six were lost
at sea- and one drowned at home. They all
belonged to one school district. No 6, and
two more Young men were lost from this
same district the year before. Man, sad
ones are there left behind. Also there
have been eight deaths at their homes Of
diseases. in this same district the past wear.
But We are thankful for what are left behind,
and that We can begin the year under 50 ia
yorabe circumstances.
There is but very little numbering to be
done here the present winter and We hear of
but a very small quantity Of wood being
cut.
Steamer Richmond is not TO make anoth-
ey trip TIL March, so we shall miss the big
teams Of leather from the iannery. as We
learn it is to be hauled TO the Franklin
Station.
Jan. 3, 1887.
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